The January drought ended for Connors State Thursday night at Melvin Self Field HHHHHouse as the Cowboys rolled over visiting Redlands Community College 104-85 on Aggie Homecoming night, snapping a four-game losing streak.Full Story
Redlands Community College kept a stranglehold on the top spot in the Oklahoma Collegiate Athletic Conference with a 64-49 victory over the Connors State Cowgirls Thursday at Melvin Self Field House.Full Story
Connors State Coach Jamie Fisher calling it a “total team victory,” the Cowgirls captured a stunning 86-83 double overtime victory against arch-rival Northeastern A&M at Melvin Self Field House
Connors State suffered its third consecutive loss, this time a heartbreaking 76-73 loss to arch-rival Northeastern A&M at Melvin Self Field House Monday.
Connors State Cowgirls used a 12-0 run in the third quarter and then held off a late Northern Oklahoma-Tonkawa rally to post a 78-70 Oklahoma Collegiate Athletic Conference victory Thursday night over the Lady Mavericks at Piper Field House.
Connors State’s inability to handle the basketball, connect at the free throw line resulted in a stunning 75-67 loss to Seminole State Monday night at Melvin Self Field House.
It has been 12 years since the Connors State Cowgirls has ended the first semester of play with an impressive record (14-2) and one that Coach Jamie Fisher hopes his club will build on after the Christmas break.
When Bill Muse began recruiting his club for the 2019-20 basketball season he was looking for talented, athletic freshmen to go along with only one returning starter and two part time starters.
Cheyanne Crain came off the bench to score 24 points and De’Asia Reid scoring inside with 21 points and clearing the boards led the Connors State Cowgirls to a 69-58 victory over Frank Phillips College Friday to close out their first semester of play at Melvin Self Field House.
Caleb Riggs and Daylon Tanksley scored career highs in leading the 22nd ranked Connors Cowboys to a120-61 rout of Mid-American Christian University Junior Varsity at the Gaulke Activity Center Wednesday.
Cowgirls Drop Arch-Rival NEO in Double Overtime, 86-83
